f‘nie Hatch e Bailey Co.
it it's Shingles it needs, we have them in both Red and White
Cedar, the best grade being the 13 In. Perfection Vancouver Red
Cedar. These are wandered tron the very best selected Red
Getter saved from live timbeHot tron stumpege or refuse left In
the rarest. Neither are they bind to death in a dry kiln, but (tried
slowly under a moderate heat so as to retain the natural life of \he
wood. You want the best; we've got them—ask for Port Rolls and
lets get together and figure out a roof that will give you honest
service at the right price. be it howl
. . THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Vie are near-Just as far as the nearest letter box or telephone.
Our specialttt-s—Creo-Dipt Stained Shingles, Beaver Board, Ladders. :
i __ «P.1- .v - . .qt -
the best of it—we
7 ever mention
- and it is new high
”mind. It’s Hick-
,‘sOalrand Maple
1 other kinds that’s just ‘
staple. In any length if;
sewed and split. for t
‘ my size of grate to fit, ‘
up“! you wish a good shit ‘
fink, cut it up yourself— ‘
but wear a mask You'll i
find it straight. not tough I
or knurly—come—do your 1
Christmas chopping early! i
THE
: n
not .;~ ‘
:5:
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
6 North Main Stregt
13 Main Street
l South Norwalk.
taunts COAL .. . g ’ 12ml;
. , ._ . one II o ; one I
COMPANY
u W " jest..- wigs—b s g _.._. -_* , a“, ,
i q — _
Legs of Lamb .... 18c lb. Loin Lamb Chops .. 25c lb.
Rib Lamb Chops .. 18c lb. Lamb Stew ....... toc lb.
Schultzc’s 3 Sanitary Markets
'3.- tion affecting the railroads and the luv
"" iciose touch with the subject. probably
GAZETTE BLDG.
MII'shtiel lless Ilet Has to
Ilanss Ibe- er Interstate
ll . .
i
WASHINGTON. Nov. titl.~l.cgisla-
i
terstate Commerce Commission in the
opinion of Administration leaders in
iwill not be pressed at this session of . 800k COVBI'S, Phot. AlbumS, Hand
E(fontgrcss.
I There pending in the‘Senate
It‘ommittcc on Interstate (‘ommcrce
lthe bill considered at length last ses-
sion to give the commission jurisdic-
tion over the issuance of railroad se-
curities. There also is a movement
’yvhich has attained considerable im-
is
TRISTRAM & HYATT
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
The Gift Table is Ready
Our Gift Table is an attraction fdr the early shopper and this year the displa} is better
than ever. Many of the novelies are made especially for us in quaint designs of
Leather, Sweet Grass, Satin Linen and Worsted ane include
embriiidered Articles. Bed Slippers
In tact countless articles for men, women and children
Very Reasonably Priced From 25c to $2.00
. . e 5 n.
WM". NOV. so. lets .‘
NORWALK
Painted and
.pelus to enlarge the membership of
the Commission. Both subjects un—
doubtedly will be given attention
curly in the coming session, but it is
doubtful if either will bc pressed for
. gills. Mitt motion 1
““’"““““‘-"iCIIEBRIIIS80IIIBIRIIIIIAI§
'bill. a difference of opinion has arisen
in the minds of Democratic members
as to the extent of authority that
should be given 'IIc t‘otumission ovcr
railroad stocks and bonds. Somethink
. . i
[old-Tune Resident Receives Scores;
that compulsory publicity of railroad. 0' "flames and Frleflds 0|“
issuances would be sufficient, while "app, Occasion i
others believe the commission shouldl -- -__ 1
haw Ilircct regulation of the issuance,
of securities. ‘
i.“i
Mrs. Mary I.‘li(;mnchtt-u. who .
i 32 WASHINGTON s 39 MAIN ST.
E SOUTH NORWAL . NORWALK.
i .Kriscocutto................ .................. 22¢“...
7 Campbell's or Ritter’s Pork and Beans .......... Sé can
, KaroCornSyrup..............-.........
. Pure Leaf Lard, 2 lbs.
3 Campbell's Soup
. . ...... 8(5 can
25¢
. . .......... 8¢
.usnuuv-aon-.n............
-
A STULL
:4 Cottage Street. East Norwsllr.
countcd among Nortvaik‘s oldest and!
best-linown residents, ycstcrday hep-f.
pily cclohrtttcd the cightieth anIIiver-t
nary of her birth. The occasion wasl
. _ observed at the home of Mrs. I.'Hotnq
the war. there Is a movcment ““10““,tuediett's daughtpr’ Mrs. Alfred CrockE
loading Democrats in Congress to turn ctt, in Rowayton. l
the “"019 question of railroad “Nun" In the afternoon a number of friends!
tics and the enlargement of the In- gathered at the homo and heartily cn-i
terslate Commerce Commission U""",joyed a 3“”). good ”my. 'I‘ca ‘
to a joint Congressional committee for' served with refreslmtcnts, and a so-‘
thorough Investigation and report. lciai time of interest pilufif‘d. Those1
With regard. to reorganization of. prcscnt during the afternoon IncIud-i
the commission suggestions have been t'd: Mrs. Mnrr‘dlrondwny. Mrs. MaI'-'
made that the member-alibi be iII-' garet Norvlllc, Mrs. Edward Mills:
creased from seven to plot". and that} paugh, Mrs. John S. l.'llomnicdicu and“
the commission be divided into tltufMt'a. Mary lilionuttcdil‘tl. i
pat'tmentn. Senator Neu‘lnndlc. pimp] .‘iirs. I.‘Hotntncdieu was \vellvrcmcm
As a result of 'Ihi’s diffcrcncc of}
iopinion. together with thc unusunlt
fconditions brought about In regard to[
ftransportatlons requirements during.
\\‘iib‘ ,
'l‘hc lit-tiring which was scheduled to
M Tributes original ee-E [G 0 CLUB 0 MRS RSI AM
...Caskct Coierings oi rare." R [IS i ' I I R A
if e. Telegraph communica't A ”0mm “CENSL Rismflnof NEW YOK“
3th leading florists in print ,. f ‘
‘ . . "—t— l
50th Norwallt “0118' itrunn‘d’to the Silent Four SociMfAflOlIlptwm Be Made l0 Pf.“
,Mlm 5%. So. Nomllk, Ctit‘lun. of Water strect, downtown, It Charity commission" "m
it‘nneo, representing Iilt' organization;
and Robert I’lIttcrson'. the vicopresl-t __
it‘ommissloncrs this morning, paid the:
inecessat'y fee and put up the required;
' y. Moderate prices. Prompt}
éiti'es in the United States.
The county commissioners, today,
club liquor license. Attorney John .I.,
Iiavo lie lurisidlction Over Iler
Etlt’llt o‘fvlhc club, appeared bci'orc thcj -
be lit-Id this altt-rnoon at 2:30 o'clock
bond, securing .the license without not” ”w ”Why (mmnifimuem' during
position or rem “mun,“ ‘lvchiclt a decision was to be reached
The Silcnt s‘nvr 500m (‘1th has a,rcgarding thc practibllily of placing a
membership which includes ”Mum“conscrvttttn' oter the affairs of Mrs.
Iy every male ncrzro in Norwalk. llnr-‘CMNP 'I‘ristrnm, M" very probably
In: the oystcr season. when many“()1 h" heard.
BoutlIcrn Itegroes work hcre. tho IIIeIII~’ Attorney Fret-man Light, counsel
berehip is swelled considerably. A‘jl‘ol‘ Mrs. 'l‘ririrnm, will attempt m
this time it is said to be one of Ihp‘dll'thP that the local commissioners
“may negro organizations in imam“: no jurisdiction over Mrs. Tris-
east. ” "rnm, insofar as site llliit'l'li‘d, lat-2 Fri—
A club license has also issued. somel'iay’ John W. LaMare, a resident 0'
time ago. to a negro clttb which wasixow York. ““8 makes Mrs. Trish-am,
established on Raymond street, by?as “N" a New York resident. The
Bridgeport parties. The prepositionlcmmy board would have to prove
didn’t appear to be a paying on... till?“ her husband is incapable of sup-
an.
patently. and the Bridgeporters mwmorting hm'
‘ Mrs. Tristtam went to New York
- ‘ ‘ NGES. $11.00 to $48.00,
Lighting Burners. Set
stock before buying.
'* 39:" Walter Heaters .. 311.00
man of the Interstate (lomm' 1“. t‘om-i bored by her friends and rclativcsf
‘9 .ch .
is]; \I In a great varIety
In our clothing sec-
tion weare showing
Mackinaws
—-For-—
MEN AND BoYS
—and—
)Priccs , from $5.00 to $12.00“
Intuition, on today that Iltis'subjeci.: “a“? "it" “mam” 3"” "‘ “0"” M
were received, foremost among these“
:being an unusually huge boquct con- -. -——— —~—l —————~—-
taming 80 carnations. This was a pre- VACHT CLUB VOTES TO lGNORE
‘ THE LAWJINO FIGHT lN .
FOURT.
Opposition hasvurisen on the ,part
of the Middletown Yacht Club ngainsL
ét-OIanylng with the public acts passed
lingether with the.railroad nocutvlttett'
jblll. probably would be taketffor con-
;siderniion, but in his opinion, sucn.
‘Inntters would be submitted lo a Ihor-i “9'" fromurelntives. ‘ .
ough study by a joint MHMMmR . A reception of intt-rcst was held durl
——.'______J______ ‘ ml; the cchIIng by Mrs. I. liommedicn .
. . . to her friends and relatives. The eve-
;ning was pleasantly passed by
confokl SlnnoN AND ,those present.
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“[8] i Iv.“ l.::g,:;t:0:l:1:f:;;f’ 32‘: :2: $3,; :st‘ll'ibl)’ which provides that all owners
R00" f0“ wont"! on Long Island all years ago. sottlcd‘m‘ “10“" “.1311“. residmg “1 ““3 “it“?
‘ llll Norwalk with her husband, Who must file wrth the town clerk in t at
. litas been dead somt twenty )‘t‘fll‘a. ‘reapcctiv: cities it dcsc‘tjfltitifoer;t 2: 1:3
. . about I‘ care upo. Shc has n brothstt'l'fl“ an my an “I!“ .
"an“ lug" Take 3“.” toi er Ilatti’eIDPetty. of Long Island, anchcnte. This law is to take effect on
“Illa" am "We”! ifive children: Mrs. A. G. t‘rockeit. of;()ct. 1. .
— iRowuyton. Mrs. George Sherwood: The Middletown ~facht club of
idohn it. L'Hommedicu, llaniel I.’HOIn-’\vhich about 40 Meriden people are
Comfort station and r‘“ "”0”" pl“"httcdlcu, of the East Side, and Frank members, at a meeting Wednesday
batbly on Washington strcct, ‘5 '0 b“ Il'llommetlieu of Savannah. loorizitl. Qevening, voted that the club would
.establishcd by the members of the “to” Those prest-nt “l 18., night's reccp- ,stund the expense of lighting the law
{man's Municipal League, of South Nor. ‘ tion were: t.providing any member was arrested
'iwalk. A meeting was held yesterday; Misses Margaret Hathaway. Hume,tor failing to comply with this act,
;at'tern00n In ”‘9 auditorium 0" ”‘8 I" S. Rider. Laura Crockett, Kate Crock-;“~Ittclt is believed to be unconstitu-
,brary “"1 5”"- 1“- \V. mm” “"d M” cit, Lillian] Sherwood, Ruth Kal'. MI“'jtional. This means that the 300 mem-
ill. P. Morgan were appointed a. com- ior. L'Hommediea; Mrs. 3. J_ Nauru; here will ignore this law which be-
mlttee to have In charge the opening berg, Mrs. Susie Gclb. Mrs. John man'comes effective next month.
lot tlhls room, for the use of women and tlt‘h Mrs. Goo. McKay, ’MrsfiJOhnflgleg-l The officials of the club have learn-
‘glr 5' .t‘lll', 3"5- R- E- “01'3““ ‘ re. ' ‘ ed that this law has been proved un-
‘ Decided steps will be taken by mem- Wicks, Mrs. Henry pore“, Mrs. For'lconstituilonal inother states and they
.bers of the league toward the beauti- est Case, Mrs. George Sherwood, Mu"?urther base their belief on the ad-
’fiying of railroad property in the dis- ‘
at the last session of the general as,
MILLIONS PAID FOR STOCK.
How Directors of‘ New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad Com»
pany Spent $35,000,000.
NEW YORK, Nov. lid—Counsel I -r
the defense in the trial of the olevm
former directors of the New Yon.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company, under the Sherman ani-
’I'rust law, renewed at the opening ti
today's session their fight, begun yrs-
terday, t0 kecp from the record the
evidence the government purposes ‘9
introduce on the acquisition of the
New York. West Chester and Bostt II
Railway Company in 1907.
This company had a charter for an
eighteen-mile road, which was built by
the New Haven at a cost of 835,000,-
000, of which $1l.000,000 was expend-
ed in acquiring the stock of the com-
party, the government charges.
Although its route does not extend
beyond the limits Of West Chester
County, New York, the government
contends the, under its charter, it was
projected into Connecticut for the.
purpose of operating a through line
into New England. and that control
was sought by the New Haven to pr»)-
i'.‘ "~ ‘y Refrigerators.
I It \‘e
tes & Horottlcss
_ Norwalk. Conn
rlgtmas is only 2t;
,lIould in order to please
entertainment for years
.et'doday. You should‘go
store and hear them. and
. .Cl:r..tmas. They range
"zed on small
See: adv. in today's issue.
.then enclosed In a
‘ Christmas gttts. ~ It is
VINEL ADVERTISERS
days own}.
the,
family and at the some time
to
Make your selection of 8 VIC-
the idea up, returning home. . _
_ _ last Friday, More shc was married, trict. This work is very important,
TODAY IN WALL STREET gand which city she intends in the fu.'and every assistance and sympathy
WA] . STREET '\' F ‘ til"? to make hm- homc. About fif.‘SllOIle be lent the women in their
10,. Ci. 1:? ' Il' " 00“". ‘8”? ,tcen witnesses were subpoened forigood work toward this end.
:f '1" ll ‘L firmer" 5 cancelled behthe hearing today, which will web It was voted yesterday to ask for
0" ” ““ ”f ”'f“ fi’“ “0"": some ably be called off. contributions of clothing for the needy
of the standard railways and a few: _ children. Contributions maybe sent
high—priced s :lnliics. leading the re-' 3 ' ‘ - F
.. i.DEA to Mrs. \\. 1L. Mathews, of 40 lax
‘ ‘Q‘P'r. icxns (.‘omnanr rose to 1-2 THS ABB-FUNERALS' iHill road.
t: 215 If. Harvester Corporation: Funeral of Miss Birdsail i Mrs. Kendall, chairman of the Sani-
Ptd' i‘ 1‘3 l0 106. and Diamond Match The funeral service of Miss Eliza Tétary Relief Committee, gave notice
.cxtended IIS advance to 122. Pres- liirdsall, of Darien, wasdteld at {yesterday Of a. mileting 10 Ni held 3
sure upon United States Sieelxcontri- ,o'clock this afternoon from the late week from Friday in the basement of
John R. L'Hommedleu. Mrs. Charles
Ainsworth. Mrs. Elmer Case, Mrs. Al-
fred Crockett. Mrs. Daniel L‘Homme-
tllcu, Mrs. Mary I.’Hommedleu, Mrs.
Preston Hart, Mrs. William Wright;
Messrs. John S. L‘iiommcdiou, A. B.
Cleverly, D. P. Wicks. R. E. Morgan.
George Sherwood. Forest Case. Elmer
Case, Ralph Case, Alfred Crockett, .I.
It L’Hommedleu, Daniel ~L'liomme—
(lieu, Charles Ainsworth. Franklin
Cleverly and Carlton L'Hommedieu.
.—
..
out. from the large assortment lbuted to “110th” St‘ibflck. however.
byq be A. J" Collins Company. ltvhich received additional impetus
later is the. best machine on the i "‘0!“ the tulitm of the Interstate com.
' into fmct'ce (‘Olllltlisniml
0 have delivery made anytime i Lakes.
am $16 to 32:0, and can betwere lower, particularly In Interna-
monthly pay-
;Ilavis has Just Issued amncl
.LeaI.Aids for Handy Christ.
tpptng." It In composed of
slips enclosed in a folder. The
plain
‘ litter: envelope and mailed un-|
' Bt‘poBm. Each sheet de«
‘eua ditto-but articles car-t
cit Mt are esmclaily‘ad-
fully Dinnend advertisement
3ci‘edit to the establishment.
‘ In". Davis as well as the
home. Rev. H. S. Brown. of the Dar-
icn Congregational church, officiated,
interment following in
Cemetery. \
against railroad
mJowncrship of vcsscls - on the Great ”"“ “W -
l‘iy mitl'dtty another covering SUFFRAGISTS RESUME JOURNEY.
inlmovemcnt was under way, Bonds ...\'EW YORK, Nov. 30.—-—Miss Fran-
ccs Jolifle and Mrs. Sara Bard Field,
.the California envoys who crossed the
continent bearing a Woman Suffrage
petition to PreEId‘ént Wilson. today re-
.sumed their journey toward Washing-
ton. Accompanied by several New
York Suffragists. they first proceeded
to Newark, where they will be enter-
tinned tonight. and tomorrow will at-
tend a state conference of the Con-
gressional Union for Women Suitrago
(there. Later they will'be received by
Governor Fielder. wh’o’se signature to
‘iln't'tl issues. ‘
NEW YORK, Nov. 30 (Wall Street.
10:30 a. m.)—The irregular trend
which marked yesterday’s dealings on
tthe Stock Exchange was again observ-
.e.I at the opening of today’s market.
,lieading issues showed no material
changes. Cuban-American Sugar
made the new record of 174 7-8 on Its
six point advance. National Biscuit
Pfd. up 4- tons, and Associated pa
2 to58. Diamond Match, one. of the' . -
inactive specialties, sold ex-IDIvidehd “‘31". petitioniw‘ill be 30‘3““- The!
0' 1% at an equivalent of 1131.3" T’will‘ then proceed to Philadelphia;
against Its previous quotation of 1W *‘A‘l‘. but ”'0 of‘the. Governor! of “‘9
American Tobacco fell 5‘10 216. Ratlifiseventeen elite! throulhr‘}. which they
were variable within narrow .Its‘itis' have» passed hive Eisned'the petition.
and the entire list soon reacted on - ‘ .. 1
moderate pun?!“ : «Sentinel edersyf THO“.- ‘. 4_ ‘
t
l
t
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l
High Ridge’
~' car-loads . of flour.
EMBARGO on STEEL PRODUCTS.}
PITTSBURGH. PIL, Nov. 3').—An-
ntuncement by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad yesterday of an embar-
go on steel products for export pass-
fnt; through the New York Terminal
Trinity Episcopal church. All mem-
bcrs of the League are asked to come.
A very important special business
ttnceoug Will he ncId .uonany; Decem-
i her 13th. at 3:30 o’clock, In the library
auditorium. A large attendance is
urgently requested.
only about 25 cars a day being ship.
ped to that point, while some 80 cars
MORE axeohfs TO MEXICO.
phla and Baltimore. Much of this
frolglft, railroad officials said. was for
foreign ports other thanrtliose in Eur-
ope. ‘
Reports from other railroads lead-
ing to the east indicate that every
precaution Is being taken to prevent
added congestion at Atlantic termin-
als. Three thousand care loaded with
export steel were said to be in - the
yards at Hollldaysburg, Pa. This ma-
its-rial, valued at approximately .310.-
SAN ANTONIO. Tex., Nov. 30.—~Ex-
ports to Mexico took a big jump dur-
ing the week of Nov. 21 to 27. and can.
slated chiefly of fod and machinery.
according to figures made public today
by border ports otentry. War muni-
tions excluded. the exports totalled.
396 carioade, In which there weer-ere
‘396 carloads. In which there were 80
loadsoarloade of machinery, eighty
earloads of sugar and coffeehnnd forty
3" an ,
Munitionet shipped unless the {lord-.Otul,l)00,.conaists largely of
or for the forces of the defacto govern- pni‘ts, "wheels; etc., for Russia, which
merit included 1,150,, rill . 210,000 wt be. routed through the Panama
rounds ogca'rtridgea'imd carioeda Cu at There Is “also a considerable
or miscellaneous equipment. tonnase ‘0! bridge steel.
‘ u
. ‘~--t Ii
vice of one of the revenue officials at
Bridgeport, who claims that the state
has no jurisdiction on boats in tide- \
water. The members of the Moriden
Yacht club, it is believed. may adopt
the same course as that taken by the
Middletown Yacht club.
The object of r -gistering‘ motor-
boats is not for the revenue it brings.
but for the purpose of informing the
officials in the various towns who own
;bonts in order that they may be
Etaxed.
The motor boat law Is considered a
vthIT’tlangerous competition.
FREIGHT RATE REHEARING
DENIED.
WASHINGTON, .\'ov. 30.7 ~Applitn~
tions for \a rehearing of the case in-
volving the right of trunk line .raLl‘
roads to continue their interest in 8.le.
operation of steamers on the Great
ladies, despite the prohibition in the
Panama Canal act, were denied todcy
by the Interstate Commerce Commis—
«ion. The applicmions were made lzy
twill not seriously sheet this district1
make up the steel trains for Philadel-‘
‘joke. The towns, cities or state does
not receive one cent of benefit front
.It. The fee of fifty centS'goes to the
.town clerks, and has proven a good
.sidc issue for them.
:warzneunv LIQUOR VIOLATIONS
WATERBURY, Conn, Nov. 3tl.~—As
the result of visits of state policemen
to this city in August and September
last, eight cases of alleged viglations,
.of the liquor laws were brgught up in}
city court this morning. In the ease}
of Mrs. Anthony Gursky, charged with:
selling without a license. a; continu-
once as granted until tomorrow, af-
ter the case had been partly heard.
In‘ all member cases the continuancei,
{'we‘eiuntll December 7. Among. the'
ielgbt accused persons are three Iva-l
steel our men and of the men two conduct biscuit,vsalad pies, tea, coffee. 35 cent-u
"fruit stores; One is a druggiet, "and
lone is in the bottling business.
' --Sehtinel ids. pay. TryOno.
shippers’ attorneys, as the railroads
declined to ask a rehearing.
The commission's order requiring
the railroads to give up their steam-
ers is effective December 15. Some
officials here believe the railroads null
apply to the courts for an injunction
to restrain the Commission from ca-
forcing the order until it can be set-
lied on its merits. This Is licliovt‘d’
to be the reason t’br the failure of ti ..
railroads to ask for a. reopening of the
case. The railroads involved includes
the Pennsylvania, New York Central,
Rutland, Erie. Grand Trunk, lkhign
Valley and lackewanna.
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lo—S‘upper at Trinity Parish Hail,
Wed. night, 6:3Q to 8. Menu: clans,
chowder, boiled ham, meat‘ loaf.
pickles, Jelly, mashed potatoes, lit-t.
I
’ —Vacent propertyean be rented am
good tenant secured through-ween!»
a: Want Advertising. ~. 3
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